Buddhism Podcasts
thinayr podcastJoin Now to Follow
The whirlpool said: "What's it like to be dead?" But the water which asked this had gone. As new water flowed in, it asked yet again, But it realized the question was wrong.
By thinayr
Daily BuddhismJoin Now to Follow
A short bit of Buddhist wisdom in plain English delivered to your inbox daily. Buddhism theory, mediation, koans, zen thought, Mahayana stories, and more are discussed and taught.
By Brian Schell
Infinite Smile SanghaJoin Now to Follow
The Zen-inspired teachings of Michael McAlister are currently reaching a global audience. His non-dogmatic, accessible, and often amusing style of teaching work to inspire the hearts and minds of his students. And, fortunately, there is usually a little laughter along the way.
By Michael McAlister
Rochester Zen Center Teisho (Zen Talks)Join Now to Follow
Dharma talks by Roshi Bodhin Kjolhede and others. Roshi Kjolhede is abbot of the Rochester Zen Center and Dharma heir of Roshi Philip Kapleau.
Urban DharmaJoin Now to Follow
Kusala Bhikshu and his Urban Dharma; an American born Buddhist monk living in Los Angeles, California. Kusala shares his understanding of Buddhism in a simple, non-technical way through stories, humor and personal insights.
By Kusala Bhikshu
AudioDharmaJoin Now to Follow
Dharma talks given by Gil Fronsdal and various guest speakers at the Insight Meditation Center. Each talk illuminates aspects of the Buddha's teachings. The purpose is the same that the Buddha had for his teachings, to guide us toward the end of suffering and the attainment of freedom. To learn more about the Insight Meditation Center, visit our website at http://www.insightmeditationcenter.org/.
By www.audiodharma.org
Buddha Chill LoungeJoin Now to Follow
Features downtempo electronica music from a new series of uplifted World music for spiritual journeying, chilling out, or romantic adventures from Joe DJ. The expanded program features special guests. Recommended if you like: Buddha Bar, Zero 7.
Austin Zen Center Dharma TalksJoin Now to Follow
Public lectures given at Austin Zen Center
By Austin Zen Center
The Telos ProjectJoin Now to Follow
Young Adult and Parish Leaders Exploring Faith, Vocation, and Ministry - The Telos Project is a five-year research initiative of the Office of Vocation & Ministry at Hellenic College Holy Cross studying how Orthodox young adults (ages 23–29) and parishes engage one another. This short, ten-minute weekly podcast highlights fourteen Telos pilot parishes.
By The Telos Project and Ancient Faith Radio
